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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06
WhItc Wen Moi.

NEw ORLEANS, Ia. Nov. 5.-A dispatch
from Franklin " tho Times Democrat
says Reliable information was received
here today that -four white men were shot
by strikers last night Willie attending cane
carriers near Berwick. The sheriff, on rc.
ceipt oi the information, summoned u
pOssc Of about forty men from this vicinity
aud left for tho scene 81 the shooting in.
crcasing the posse along the route 10 about
eighty Substantial citizens Capt Cadc's
company pss@,d down 20 Berwick ola q
train at noon"
Rumon arr current Tint the laborcn nj
Irish bend will strike on Monday. Ad-
vices from the upper part Of the parish and
Bayou Cyprrmort are that MI IL quiet, and
that the laborcrs arr III NJ work.
A dispatch from New Iberia TO tho
picayuno ElyS This evening report
was current here that Several men had
been kilvd 40 ptenonvillc, and some
color is given 10 the rumor by the
iact that Capt pahr has received
orders from Gen. rarkcnsou 10 move with
artillery aud an available men at once 10
llouma, Tho inuvsrg lcit here by train
for PaicrOnyillu this morning in rompli.
anco with ordonS Capt Crdc this oven.
ing trlcgrnphs frum Jacksonville rs follows
six prisoner, were apprchcnlcd NJ Pnicr.
Eonyillc today by apusc ~ the sheriff ~
~. Mary's parish, aud w attempting to
escape, five II the nix VIM killed."
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Ihe rn,cr.nn,lIln Annie

Nrw OplsASs. la, Nov. "a special
from Paienpnville to tho Times. Democrat
gives the following, which diiErrs materially
from Previous accounlE "An encounter
took place to-day bctwtcn a shcrhrs posse.
commanded by Hon Daniel Canty. and
the Arkansas mnpIt, commanded by
Capt Cndc on one side and crowd
of negro strikers. Several OF the strikers
wcrc apprchcndcd and tie others were
ordered TO dispcrsr, bui instead Of ODE, Ing
they showed disposition 10 resist. An
engagement cnsud. IN which several Of
the negroes WIRE killed. Everything h
now quiet, and the indications point 10 no
recurrence Of this Afternoons work. The
military coinp4nins arc quificrd ON the
steamer y. w. Cole subject a. the orders
Of tho shehir and ready 70 move ut a mo.
mculs nnico."
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Mr.. Gould Abroad.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Cunard line
steamer Umbria, on which Mr.. Jay Gould
is passenger, arrived at Queenstown to-
day. A hurricane was experienced on
Wednesday, and the steamer shipped n
number Of tremendous seas. Five stcerage
passengers were injured during the storm.
One had leg broken and another was cut
on the arm and head. In an interview
Mr. Gould said that hc had suffered no in
convenience from the storm. His freedom
from business, hc said, had already had a
beneficial effect upon him. Mr.. Gould
listened closely to the news OF the latest
moves OF the market, and then declared
that no did not intend TO transact any
business during his tour.
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nlrmlnrhnm inl,lnE..

Special Dispatch 10 tho Appeal
BmMINGuAN, Ala, Nov. b.-M q.
Schlcss was arrested today, charged with
cmbczzling $50. Schloss was acting ~
deputy constable.
Dick Sirowlridrc, book.kccpcr for W.
G. Dennis printing Office went out ycstor.
day, collccicctcd $40 for his employer and
left last night leaving large unpaid
board hill.
A number II delegates 10 the shipping
league convention nW alrady on hand.
Arrangements wcrc completed today Tor
the proper reception aud entertainment Of
the guests.
Tom Johnson, cx.conyict, and Fred
Smith. both colorrd, had light over a
game of clrl- today, In which johnson
shot aud KILLED Smith.
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srRSoTEtD, H., Nov. 5.-The inter u
m The nnurchist casc " approaching fever
heat NJ the capital and throughout central
Illinois as the date Of the execution Of the
condemned men grows ncarur and ncaWr
Every movement Of Gov Oglosby Is
watched with fcrid curiosity, and tho
rigid surveillance which hc encounters ON
every side hns becomo ~ irksomo 10 his
exccllency that he has deemed u best 10
enforce the sirlc,ct rules Of secrecy In NJ.
gard 30 hll his actions A small army oi
Newspaper correspondents bcsicgcd The ca.
ecuiiye office today, and whenever the
Governor made his appearance ho was
greeted with such a multitude Of queries
-fhat he for the hnt Time adopted The In.
flexible policy Of saying nothing 81 have
rsolyed." said he. ''to say nothing about
the matter. II talked 10 the pros, nj al
j might say something unguarlodly that |
did not mean, or ! might be- misunder.
stood by you onlorp-iSing gentlemen.
Hence. with fairness 10 all. must refuse
TO reply 20 amy question rgarding the an.
archia matten."
Not mole than three or four houn were
spent by tho Governor In bis oAieo today,
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A sh,ps,...iess.

DUnuoug, Ia, Nov 5.-knapp, Stott
& Co. = shinglc-shed, filled with shingles,
aud several adjoining lumber piles were
consumed by fire last night. Loss about
$4,000. The fire was Of incendiary origin,
the men who fired the shed having been
seen running away by the Waterman.
This IL ~, third attempt io at the seyera!
big lumber yards here on fine within'thc
pssl week, the two oihls baingput ont
without loss. There WIS no wind last
night or tho entire lumber yard Of
Knapp, Stout & Go. would have been
swept away, involving n loss Of hundreds
Of thor gnnds
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w,suVuroN, Nov, o. Register RIOS.
ccmns submitted his annual IMPORT 10 the
SECRETARY Of the Treasury today. lie pre-.
scnis a number Of tables showing the
financial operations oi the Treasury and
suggests several changes Ia the present
molhois ~ bookkeeping In the depart.
mcui. The total amount of wgislnrd
bonds outstanding issl,tcd al SSnl, tnI, az,
Of which s2l2,ilh, 80 are held hy the
trnsurr IN trust iur national bank 3.
sHiu. O76,Oi2 nrc In the hands II domestic
holders, aud n ,OOl, 500. or i.s3 per cent.
Ut the cntir amount, arc held hy
iur,ignrm.
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MANY FIRES.

Great Destruction OF Property at Vari-
GUS Points OF the Country.
PEORIA, ILL.,, 5.-Thc National hotel,
which was built two years ago at a cost OF
S250,000, was badly damaged by fire this
morning. Fire started from the kitchen
flue and run up the freight elevator to the
top story, where it gradually spread
through the rear Of the building, burning
of the roof and communicating also to the
fourth story and slightly 10 the third.
Elsewhere the hotel was not injured by
fire, but great deal Of damage was done
by water. A number of guests and sery-
ants lost all their effects, but all escaped
from the hotel in safety. Loss may not
exceed $4,000 There was $4,000 insur-
ance ON building and $50, 900 on furniture.
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WASHINGTON, Nov h=Tho Hon. T.. VI.
Watson. United States assistant attorney II
the department Of Justice, has been 20.
lcctcd by the Attorney General to net In
conjunction with United States District
Attorney liurnci IN prosecuting the parties
rccnily inflicted in the Fidelity national
bank robbery, hnd will leave tomorrow
iur Cincinnati IN take part In the trials
which will commence with that oi Harper,
lho Nlcc nn.ilcni. on The gnth instant
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for next week. This means that there are
to be no courts in anticipation Of the exc
cution.
Judge Frank Baker, who is now sitting
in the criminal court, signed petition for
n Communication this morning.
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,niinn scnrni,n.i

The alarm Of fire from box No %, at 2
o'clock yesterday morning, was caused by
a small blaze among lot Of cotton bales
at compress No. 2, on Adams street.
Prompt work on the part on the compress
employees and the hook aud ladder men
prevented n large couhagrliion. About
ten bales were scorched, aud the damage
was very small al.. H.t.siHsA O. -.
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The Concern n n Fraud.

WAsnISGToS, Nov. 5.-rhe Postmaster
General has issued an order dlrccting the
postmaster at Boston TO withhold payment
Of money orders and postal notes sent to
the National card company, doing business
in that city, and 10 return 10 the writer's
letters addressed 10 that concern. II is
stated that this order is based upon evil
dcncc showing that the concern is a fraud.
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Twen,y.ri,e Horses Rurned.

NEw IoRg, Nov. 5,-Twcnty-iiye horses
were burned to death in the basement Of
Edward Riley's two story brick livery
stable, Nos. 3ls and 800 West forty.eghth
street, about 1880 o'clock this morning,
The cause Of the fire is not known. II
started in the basement, and before Il was
discovered all means Of givingassistance to
the animals were cut of, and not one OF
them escaped. Thiriy-cight Others on the
floor above were got out in safety. A
number of valuable private carriages on
the ground and second floor were also
burned. The total luss on carriages,
horses aud property will reach 5000.
Only partially insured. ID O.
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I.Inag .lIli nInn.l .nE oni.

Cmc,Oo, H., Nov, alt b stated today
that Anarchist Lnrg still refuses 10 sigu
any petition for executive elcmcnry. Mrs
rNrous -rcmcd 10 bc In excellent humor
She chnlted With her husband for fifteen
or twenty minutes. and thon hustled out.
She carried basket full OF Gen. Trmn.
bulls little pamphlets The nd cover hn-
been discarded, and they atc bound IN
green. ~ suits the police better said
Mn. Parsons rhccriully.
Tho munl number Of visitors, The wives
and friends nav the condemned men TO
day States Attorney Grlnnel gave In.
sifuciions tliis morning 10 the clerks ol
the criminal courts W prcparv NO calendar,
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A Tonnlr, Dc.,royed.

WuEEsnARRr, ra.. Nov. 5.--Tho ex.
tcnsiyo foundry, machine and pattern
shops and blacksmith department, Of sadi.
ucl Wallace, ut White Haven, was do
siroycd by fire this morning. Wallacc's
individual loss IL estimated nj $4,000,
upon which there IL small insurance. II
Is reported that $4,000 worth Of patterns
aud molds belonging TO the Central rail.
road Of New Jersey, was also destroyed,
upon which there was no insurance.
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An Indianapolis Factory.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-An indianapolis,
Ind, special says Fairly this morning
Tucker & Dorsey's mandatory caught
fire, and in an hour and half was en-
tireIy destroyed. The loss is estimated at
from $40, 900 to $40, 900; insurance S2l 900.
Fifty employees will be out Of work. The
firm manufactured patent money drawers,
patent bed castors, and line OF novelties
for auction-rooms and fancy stores. The
following insurance companies are inter.
cstcd: PhUnix Of Brooklyn, Continental
OF New York, the Frecman's Of Dayton,
Hamburg Of Bremen, Western Of Toron-
Ia, Phcnix Of London, Homo Of New
York. Royal Of England. Two iircmen
were serioIigly injured
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AE.n,.cL, Tow. D..,r,, cd.

CmCAGo, ILL.,, Nov. b.-An Evansville,
special says "Adyiccs from Shady Grove,
Livingston county, Ky, report total de-
siruciion Of that town by ilrc at nm curly
hour yesterday. The full extent Of the
losses cannot he computed, but will not,
perhaps, fall short 81 $4,000. The amount
Ut insurance ON real estate is unknown.
but that carried ON stocks was less than
5000.
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s.,uab Imp,ores Them.

NEW YoRE, Nov 5.-Justus Schwab re-
ceived telegram from George A. Schil-
ling, Of Chicago, requesting him to inn
plore the condemned anarchists Of Chi
cago to petition Gov. Oglesby for Glenn
ency, Schwab sent dispatch TO the con-
demncd men, saying:
Comradcs-l and tens Of thousands implore
Won to ask the Governor for combination OF sen
the cause you hayO so nobly cspOusCd. Give us
q chance 10 dcmOnst ratc TO the world
your Righteousness aud innocence. History and
the future will certnlnly find different verdict.
Give your contemporaries chance 10 pause. Ret
Ter counsel will prevail II you will live, liberty
will live. Every man has n right 10 sacrifice his
humanity, faye progress. fraternally,
JUsiUs scIwAp
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Earl, Morning shooting .erape.

a shooting niiray occurred in a negro
church on Marley avenue, At . O'Clock this
morning. Lindsay Robertson was sllot in
the left shoulder ~ Wiley Brown. with a
double barrcled shotgun. both colorcd. II
is said woman was mixed up in the case.
The shooting oCcnrrud in tho church dur
ing the latter eud 81 revival service.
Robertson is not badly hurt.
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The Germnn Farmers.

BERLIN, Nov. 5.-The agricultural coun-
ell has passed u resolution declaring that il
will soon be opportune TO establish pro-
hibitiye regulations respecting the inn
portation Of agricultural produce, especially
grain, The council favored customs
autonomy toward Austria, and declared
bind herself lot fixed period to a certain
rate of dutics.
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had Sidewalks.

The sidewalks on both sides Of tho
streets from Poplar to Dunlap arc alnost
in an impossible condition. II Is tine
that they were being repaired and the
Taxpayers along the street getting value
received for the burden imposed Upon
them ior the public good. ~
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ST. louls, Mo-, Nov b,--Noihing dcl,
mite has yet been decided upon rgarjing
the printers strike. but II l. stated tonight
by those who ought 10 know that u the
l}poihclr doesn't compromise or other
Wis settle with the p.intes by Tuesday
nrNt that all the union picssncn in the
ciI! will strike on that day.
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QrErNsrowS, Now John l.. sulli.
van, who was passenger on the steamer
Ccphalonia, from Boston, expresses him.
self rs very indignant at the boasiiul Ian.
guagc used by kilmin and Mitchell. lie
says that he wants 10 fight both Of them In
the same ring. lie bellows that suiih Is
a better man than kilmin. and declares
that lac means 10 utun TO America as
champion Of the world or die hcru.
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o'Brien Nus, Wear the Garb.

DuBlrS, Nov. 5.-The Tullamore prison
authorities have ordered that William
O'Brien shall wear the uniform prescribed
by the regulations for convicis.
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Total "....."-.,......'..'".,'......''.'.'...'.''
THE SUGAR STRIKE.
A Review OF the Situation in Terre
Bonnie Parish.

Bonnie Parish.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov "a Times
Democrat special from Houma reviews
the situation in Terrc Bonnie parish rs fol-
lows "Thc situation In this parish is
somewhat anomalous, A few plantations
have resumed work Iind0r the original
rates agreed upon nj the beginning Of the
grinding season, viz: One dollar per day
and fifty cents per watch On a majority
Of the plantations, however, the strikers
have insisted upon their demands for in
creased pay, which the planters are utterly
unable 10 meet, and cyicliops have be-
come a necessary sequence. As a rule these
have been accomplished peaccably and
no resistance has thus iar been manifested
10 properly constituted authorities that
have been evoked. On several ovictions
the eyicted have taken their departure
without waiting for u legal process and
thus escaped penalty that might wait ON
resistance. Numbers Of the eycted strikers
have congcguted in llouma and vacant
houses for their accommodation arc ut a
premium. In the meantime the places Of
those removed are being rapidly filed by
other lhnrcr Win are disposed 20
work fdt The hittg proposed by
the planters. The authorities arr
determined 10 preserve peace and prevent
any interference with those who are dis.
posed 10 work. The lAccassazcne incident
on Bayou Black, where four men were
shot at by strikers, has more than con-
lirmed this determination. The Iberia
guards are stationed ut Tlouma. Reports
have reached town Of certain threats d.
rccted against tho managers and laborcn
disposed 10 work, warning them Of the
wrath that waits them, unless they take
their immediate departure, but these
anonymous communications have. ~ \
rule, been ignored and but few are fright.
cned by them" 'I|.F
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CooL WEATHER Is coming. Make triM
OF splint coal. +. N. PATTEEsos & Go,
9TS Second Street
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Thrcr ef Them Mshe a Ninicmcn,.

CnicAGo, H., Nov. 5.--An cxtraordi-
nary communication, signed by Spies,
Schwab and fieldcn, disavowing "ag-
grcssiyc force" and deplorng the loss Of
life ut the llaymarkct, WAS given ont to-
night for publication. II Is addressed 10
Gov Oglosby, and is 10 be forwarded 10
him with the formal petition for clemency.
Tho guarded wording OF the document is
~ notable rs its matter, particularly IN
this IL the iint expression Of the Kind any
Of the condemned anarchists have made
Parsons, IL Is understood, 0cquiesccs in liz
contents, md win address q separate letter
10 the Governor .cmbodying the same
ideas. I.ingg, Engcl aud Fischer stead
lastly refuse, however, 10 80 ON record
with any such declaration. The following
IN the letter In full
Gov Richard odc-iy. sprngncid. IN.
Flr.-iu oftcr rhni mguirh mEy he known by
p,g nyl tho pahlic ,iou .typpyent W. de.its 70
crti IN cns, ~ ssltdefsnsci ~ a,snc ~ VI having
attempted ig0rrfthWu Inw aud ro,vtnmcnt on
May issh ur az any other limo, 4 a. iasc u u
nlsupl. whatever We aid Of aid was said aud
dpue publicly We have never cunspird uf plotted
a. commit an unlawful act. while We attacked the
prr.rni social arrangements In writing and spcech
aud cxpusd their iniVuliies. Ne have never con.
srously hrnken any laws. ~ far frpm having
planned the killing III anybody NJ the liaymarket
~ anywhere else, the Ncfy ublcct ui the meeting
was Ia rYle-, Fgglnsi ho commission ot
murlef. We heil-Nv II 20 ~ our duty
~ friends Of labor and llbcuy ~ oppose
any other 49, ui iOrcc than In the
nrorssa y dricnsp IT sagfcd rights ngnlut unlawful
ntnrka Az orr Ufinfts have heUn iu the direction
| ui vlryatlug mankind, aud 20 rumo,c, ~ much ~
possible the Unusu ~ crime In sOyriy, our laluT
Nns uusplush. nu motives 1T lefsunnl gain ~ am.
| hlNuu putmprd 49, Thousands nnl thousands
| will bgaf is-iln,uny % this We may have crtrd ~
| umus iu our Judgment see. We may have loved
| mankind not wisely. but tno we'll n In the ~.
element ~ prlVai wv We've ~ Nrfv lvi Into
| expressions witch 'CAhid NOnlulmrn a. think
that arru7ssiNe iufte Nns proper instrument 81 o.
form, Nc u'gp'i 10 NC drplurv the los II lie NJ
| the llu,mhfkrt a. ~ he Unuitk's. last NJ louis
aud tho Chicago aoek yari, NsI, uvpcttiully,
| \. srWs.
hhfan scuwAu
|
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but ncarly all that time was spent in read
ing the correspondence and petitions, pro
and con, in the anarchist matter The
day brought in larger mail than has ever
been received any day heretofore II is n
singular TACT that as the day Of execution
approaches public sympathy for the con-
demned men seems 10 be- rather on the H. :
crease. IL was rumorcd at the capitol to-
DAY the communication had been received
from Col. Robert lngcrsoll in behalf OF the
condemned anarchists, but diligcnt inquiry
JAILED TO substantiate this report. Certain
" IL, however, that many eminent men OF
the country at large have either signed
petitions or written TO the Governor
invoking executive clcmency. On the
other hand, II is learned from apparently
reliable sources, that Yesterdays mail
brought IN numerous letters and petitions
urging the rigid execution Of the law on
the grounds OF public policy. There is
reason 10 believe that the much vauntcd
open letters OF Parsons, Iingg, Fischer, and
Engel, TO the Governor, demanding ahso-
Lutte liberty or death, have never been re-
ceived here. Gov. s0glesby intimatcd 10
the press that the only communications Of
that character he had seen from these men
were the open letters published some
days ago. There IL little doubt that these
letters, which wore published 80 broad
cast through the country, were really
never forwarded 10 the Governor. IL
was j o'clock in the afternoon when the
Governor returned from dinner and with
out opening his afternoon mai, lac ut once
proceeded 10 the Office Of Attorney General
Hunt, and reUained with that gentleman
for over an hour. This is Oglesby's first
interview with Hunt since the latter's
return from the late scene OF action at
Washington, and the whole time was CON
sumcd in discussion Of the anarchist
case. The Hon. Wiley T.. Jones, Demo
cratic member OF tho Illinois House Of
Representatives, froin the Springfield dig
trict, yesterday received tho following
communication:
IlEApQuAurEs UNITED IAnoR PANTY.
Roousi Asp6, No ~ hasr W AshSgfos srREtt.
CHICAGO, H., Nov 3, 1851.
To the IIon. n Wiley Jonos, Springfield ILL.,:
We, the COMMITTEES appointed by the convention
OF the unitcl labor party, most respectfully solicit
your assistance aud corporation IN presenting n
petition TO Gov. Ogls-by ior clemcnty IN the case
VI the seven men now hwaitng execution In the
Cook county jail. We believe II To bo All act which
any honest and true lnyor ni humanity eau taks
part IN with credit "a himself and that the cSeol.
t0n IT these men will not bs Tor the best Interests
of the people. We earnestly solicit your cooperl.
ton IN this mcasup We win have our head
quarters NJ the ~ Nicholas in Springfield where
We hope you will meet us on Monday night, or at
the latest, on Tuesday mprplng
n " BrHEElNcnatOr,
q. g. DiCKsbS,
..H.. W. T.. WHOM
GEunGE 4. ROARBACK,
Representative,
Mr. Jones has not announced his intcn-
ton in the matter, prcicrring TO await the
arrival Of tho dcltTationand learn exactly
what assistance they desire him 10 render.
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PmL,mLrruA, Pa, Nov o. Following
Is a copy Of letter received by Mr. q. w.
Cbilds from Henry lring, who represented
Mr.. Childs at Standardization ON the
OCCASION OF the presentation OF Lhc Shake.
spcap fountain TO that city,
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4, a. DICKsbS,
W. f. MniOiir.
INattlI A. unau

NVVfrfFnTHTlNN1
Mr. Jones has not announced his intcn-
ton in the matter, prcicrring 10 await the
arrival Of tho dclryationand learn exactly
what assistance they desire him 10 render.